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Video games
fromKotaku
1 week ago

Creepy Horse Game Banned From Steam, Nobody Sure Why

Indie studio Santa Ragione's horror game Horses was barred from Steam for unclear content reasons, jeopardizing the studio even as it launches on other stores.
Film
fromNBC4 Washington
1 month ago

Motion Picture Association hits Instagram with cease-and-desist over 'PG-13' label

MPA demands Meta stop using the PG-13 label for Instagram teen content, asserting PG-13 is a registered MPA certification mark.
fromTechCrunch
2 months ago

YouTube Music tests AI hosts that share trivia and commentary | TechCrunch

YouTube Music is testing AI music hosts that provide relevant stories, fan trivia, and commentary about what you're listening to, the company announced on Friday. The move comes two years after Spotify launched an AI DJ that delivers a curated selection of music alongside AI-powered spoken commentary about the tracks and artists you like. YouTube Music's new feature builds on its ongoing experiments with conversational AI.
Music
fromSocial Media Today
3 months ago

TikTok Adds More Assistance Tools for TikTok Shop Creators

Promotion Performance Score (PPS) demonstrated the relative performance of your promotional content as well as any concerns with your ads. TikTok's "Violation Snapshot" meanwhile gives you more insight into policy violations for live-streams and short videos. "If you violate a TikTok Shop Policy, the ticket will show you a 2-minute slice of your live-stream or video that contained the violative content giving you a clearer picture of what specific content breached TikTok Shop policies."
Social media marketing
Online learning
fromThe Verge
3 months ago

Roblox is locking down sexual content and access to 'adult' locations after lawsuits

Roblox is prohibiting content implying sexual activity to enhance user safety.
fromArs Technica
4 months ago

Once a relative haven for adult games, itch.io begins removing explicit titles

We don't allow hosting content that includes sexualized images or videos of real-life humans. Fictional, illustrated, and rendered content is generally fine, assuming it's legal.
E-Commerce
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fromTechCrunch
4 months ago

Following YouTube, Meta announces crackdown on 'unoriginal' Facebook content | TechCrunch

"Meta has taken down around 10 million profiles that were impersonating large content producers and acted against 500,000 accounts engaged in spammy behavior."
Privacy technologies
Artificial intelligence
fromThe Verge
6 months ago

X changes policy to restrict AI training on posts

X's new developer agreement restricts third-party use of its content for AI training.
This policy change may allow X to pursue AI training deals with select partners.
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